Code editor, templates, command builder, token management, and 24/7 uptime tools — all in one place.
Paste your token from the Discord Developer Portal. It's stored only in your browser (localStorage) — never sent anywhere.
Click any card to load it in the editor.
Ping-pong starter bot.
JSStarterKick, ban, mute, purge.
JSModGreet members with messages & roles.
JSFunPlay, skip, queue music.
JSMusicVirtual currency, work, shop.
JSFunAssign roles via reactions.
JSUtilityRegister & handle /commands.
JSUtilityRich embeds on command.
JSFunUse these methods and tools to keep your bot running 24/7 with auto-restart and monitoring.
Deploy from GitHub with one click. Free tier gives 500 hours/month. Auto-deploys on push.
Visit RailwayFree background workers for bots. Connect your repo, set start command, done.
Visit RenderRun containers globally. Generous free tier, great for lightweight bots.
Visit Fly.ioFull control. $4-6/mo for a VM that runs your bot + anything else you want.
DigitalOceanFree ARM VMs with 24GB RAM. Best free option for bots — runs forever.
Oracle CloudCode in browser, deploy as always-on. Free tier has limits but good for testing.
Visit ReplitPM2 keeps your bot alive and restarts it if it crashes.
Create a system service that auto-starts on boot.
Save as /etc/systemd/system/discord-bot.service, then run:
Wrap your Python bot to auto-restart on crash.
Simple wrapper script — no PM2 needed.
Simulated uptime dashboard. In production, use UptimeRobot, BetterStack, or Cronitor to ping your bot's health endpoint.
1. Go to the Token tab and save your bot token.
2. Use the Command Builder to generate custom code snippets.
3. Load a Template in the Editor to see how a full bot is structured.
4. Copy the final code to your local machine or hosting provider.
Never hardcode your token! Use a .env file on your server:
Then in JS: process.env.TOKEN or Python: os.getenv('TOKEN')